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ITFNZ Branding: More publicity on the meaning of the logo. Need to use regionalbrand e.g. “Taekwon Do Manawatu”, “Taekwon Do Wellington”.Make use of slogan such as: “disciplined body, focused mind, pure spirit” inpromotional materials.Promoting ITFNZ Taekwon Do: ITFNZ to mount a campaign using regionalTV, posters, radios and direct marketing.Tournaments: Charge an entry fee. Provide comfortable seating and environmentsuch as seating positions and clear viewing. Use “boxing” type announcements.Consider Tournament as an entertainment event.Seek active sponsorship. Invite participants from other Taekwon Do organisations.After reading the above, if you have good ideas to enhance anything please ring todiscuss them with your Regional Director or if you are interested in finding outmore about them please borrow the report from your Regional Director.Norman NgPresidentSNIPPETS from November Executive Committee Meeting· We are looking at a new ITFNZ formal uniform for the new millennium.· We are compiling a list of ITFNZ policies.· Mr Brett Kraiger of Wellington is now the Chairman of the Tournament Subcommittee.· The Universal Grant Scheme and the Gold Point Scheme are now ready forimplementation.· New branch at Otago University is starting this term.· Because we sent a team to the World Championship this year, there will be asubstantial deficit for 1999.· The organising region of the National tournament will retain all the profitmade on catering and the other profit/loss will be retained/borne by ITFNZ.12
From Mr Lowe...TKD is the one common thread that holds us all together. Other than that we are some1500 individuals, all with different interests outside of TKD, different hopes andaspirations, different cultures and upbringings. However, to a large number of otherpeople, Alcohol plays some part in their lives.[Part 1] Wine, Women and Song is an informative and light-hearted look at some ofthe lesser known effects of alcohol on the body.[Part 2] The Walk of Life outlines the benefits of walking as another activity optionon those days off. Sport science is continually providing answers to some of the questionsthat we are interested in that relate to training. Warming-up for activity is one sucharea of interest.[Part 3] Skip the Warm-Up offers an interesting how and why angle to the warmingupdebate.WINE WOMEN AND SONGLike it or not alcohol is a widely accepted part of our society. Last year Kiwis drankabout 6.8 litres of pure alcohol each. That translates into about 140 litres of beer. Youcan’t picture that? Then how about half a bath-full, or 14 paint buckets of it? Not abeer drinker, then how about five and a half buckets of table wine, four buckets ofsherry, or two buckets of rum? If teetotallers and children are removed from the equationthen that means there are adults who are drinking much more than that. Pretty scaryeh?By comparison Kiwis drank more than Americans (6.6 litres) but less than British(7.2) and Australians (7.8). Top of the chart were the French who drank 12.1 litres ofpure alcohol per head.People like to drink because in moderation alcohol releases our inhibitions and relaxesus; it brings out the joke telling, song singing. Drink more than we should and it canpunish us in many other ways.Alcohol affects us in different ways depending on factors such as speed of drinking,body weight, presence of food in the stomach, drinking history, body chemistry, type ofbeverage, social context and mood. It is a drug that affects the whole body but mostlythe central nervous system.Alcohol has some well-known short-term effects. It is often thought of as a stimulantthat makes people more lively and uninhibited. In small quantities it slightly increasesheart rate, increases blood flow to arms, legs and skin, lowers blood pressure, stimulatesappetite, increases gastric secretions and many other effects.13
Page 1 and 2: TKD TalkAPRIL 2000www.itfnzorg.nz/t
Page 3 and 4: Contents:The World Camp - Ngaruawah
Page 5: “THE CAMP” NGARUAWAHIA Friday e
Page 9 and 10: Niven got stuck on a horse with a f
Page 11: President’s CornerThank you Messr
Page 15 and 16: drinking alcohol makes them more of
Page 17 and 18: ITFNZ TKD GOES INTERNETwith Web Wor
Page 19 and 20: Results:Theory1 st adult- Jamie Den
Page 21 and 22: Fund-raising the Tae-Bo wayAfter se
Page 23 and 24: Regional Reports...WAI/BOP/TARANAKI
Page 25 and 26: The biggest changes in the South ar
Page 27 and 28: COUNTIES MANUKAUCounties Manukau ha
Page 29 and 30: During the last 30 years, he has be
Page 31 and 32: FROM THE WORLD CAMPWhy do we say

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